Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast - Mock Draft Episode + Trade For Candidates - Fantasy Football Podcast for 6/30

Episode Date: June 30, 2026

Fantasy Football show for June 30th, 2026. Different strategies put to the test for 2026 fantasy football drafts! It’s mock draft time! Find out what worked and what didn’t as Andy, Mike, and Jason battle it out in a 12-team mock draft. Plus, players to target in trades part way into the season. Manage your redraft, keeper, and dynasty fantasy football teams with the #1 fantasy football podcast. 2026 ULTIMATE DRAFT KIT is available now at UltimateDraftKit.com Get MEGALASHOW tickets at BallersLive.com Connect with the show: Subscribe on YouTube Visit us on the Web Support the Show Follow on X Follow on Instagram Join our Discord Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

to the fantasy footballers podcast with your host, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright. Oh, welcome in. That was a little loud for me, too, Mike. I liked it. It's a mock draft day, so just break their speakers. Take it up a notch. Tuesday, June 30th, mock draft episode, Andy, Mike, and Jason, the fantasy footballers with you. Al Borland, Papa Josh, and the Falcon

also back there. And yeah, we got a mock draft today. It'll be fun. We've got a full crew of staff and writers helping us out on the mock draft, so it'll be all real people. And we'll see where we're at here at the end of June. I'm sure our teams will look fantastic or bad.

Is this an eight, eight team league? No, it's not. It's 12th team. Okay. All right. But we'll get into that. Ultimate draft kid.com if you want to check that out. All of our sleepers, breakouts, bus, values, player projections,

stat projections for every single player in the entire fantasy football world. 130,000 words of original content written by human beings. If that's what you call Kyle and bets and the rest of this crew. But no, it is the number one resource for getting ready for draft day. That's what this mock drafts about today as well. And you can find us over on X at the FF Ballers if you want to follow us there. Jason's at Jason Moore. I'm at Andy Holloway.

Mike is at FF Hitman. Yep. Still no at Mike. No, your name is the problem. Your name is too. I remind my parents. They shouldn't have called you, Mike? Yeah.

It's like, boring. No, you should have been like. McKell. That's better. Yeah. You like that more? It's, I mean, it's got a little more flay. Or flavor?

Flavor. I don't know. Quick question of the day from Eli. Who's a player that you won't target at your draft, but you'll try to trade for later on? Mine, I'll start because mine's sad. Because we haven't really talked, I think, a ton about the, New England Patriots running back situation. I've talked about Henderson on Dynasty, on the Dynasty podcast.

So just, I am a little concerned. And the draft community is not. Trayvion Henderson is going in the middle of the fourth on Sleeper. You had his breakout. It was awesome. It was our hopes and dreams felt like they were being fulfilled for a couple of games. and then Ramondre came back and they were like yeah we like Remandre Stevenson a whole lot

so the the disparity of acceptance from you in a lot of ways it is it is like you know because when it's a rookie and it's like I think Henderson is just so much better than Remandre Stevenson. Well thank you Jason thank you. That's some stuff for sure it is unfortunately it becomes this thing

where it's like you have to disparage Romandre. That's it. Yeah. And it's... The poor guy. He was good. Romandre, like, Romandre had a very good year, and he's still going to be super involved,

and the ADP market difference between Hendo and Ramondre for a timeshare that could see Romandre as the leader. If nothing else, it's just a time share, and Ramandre could soak up a bunch of the touchdowns. Just in the fourth round, plus the first three games, at least compared to... last year's strength of schedule, it's tougher.

Like it's a tough three games for the running back position for fantasy scoring. So I'm like Henderson's really not on my draft board where he is at ADP. If I, you know, hopefully I'm wrong. Hopefully they end up unleashing Henderson with some volume in those first three games. But even with the volume, it might be harder for him to get going. Yeah, I don't think you're going to be able to trade for him. I'm on the Henderson side. I believe that he overtakes for Mondre this year now that he's not a rookie and they need more out.

They're going to be playing tougher teams. They're not just going to be winning every game all the time. And I think that they're going to need Henderson on the field. So I expect him to get off to a hot start. I've got a similar pick in mind, the guy that I feel like. So are you going with Hendo's ADP? I am fine with it because I actually think he's going to succeed. He's going to get 60% of the work out the gate.

They've, uh... The drum beat has not been that direction. No. Over this, obviously. I always debate these situations because they're just not, they're not the same player at all. There's very different players. So it's like, when it's like, ah, he's going to replace Ramandre, I'm like, how do you do that?

You could get more work than you got last year. That's fine. They all leave by replace. But like, this, the team in no way, shape, or form looks at this as like, well, there's one, it's one guy's job right now. and then somebody else could take that job. It's just like it's two guys' job right now. Yeah, and it will continue to be two guys' job.

The trajectory I see is identical. We've said this before, but it's the Lions. It's the Gibbs and David Montgomery. You know I love David Montgomery. I think Ramondre Stevenson is a good player. But eventually, if one guy is able to have more explosive plays, you just have to get him a little bit more work, a little bit more work. We saw that year two of Gibbs.

We saw that year three of Gibbs. It's just like eventually you get to this point where it's like, eh, he's got to be on the field. that could happen and you brought it up. Like, we had a question, I think, on the footcast about if we had to choose sleepers, breakouts, busts, and values of teams in the NFL. And one of the bust names that came up was this, you know, was New England. Like, do you have, Super Bowl losers, they have a hard time getting back.

They had a great schedule last year. Sometimes it was held against them, but they executed within what they were given and they dominated. The opening schedule, just to expand on it for the Patriots, it's on the road against Seattle. At home against Pittsburgh, okay. Road Jacksonville, Road Buffalo. Like that's... It's a tough start.

So that's where you could, yeah, you could see trading for him. Jason and I both have picks that are rookies. Yeah, I mean, it's pretty common for rookies to get off to a slow start. But I've got Jeremiah Love, we talked about him on last episode as, you know, whether his ADP was too hot to handle. We talked about he's probably going to. finish the year as a running back one, but I think the process is going to be very aggravating in the beginning. I think he will feel like a bust pick those first couple of weeks. I don't expect him to get the lion's share. I don't expect him to get the goal line. And basically,

if you're going to pick someone that's like, I think I'll be able to trade for them. Because obviously, whoever drafts Jeremy I love, they are going to think I'm in it for the long haul. Same with Henderson. It's got to be really bad. It's got to start where you're like, I made a mistake. And I think that could have. happen with Jeremiah Love where you come out the gates and week one, he gets 10 touches. And you're like, oh no, what did I do with this, you know, early pick? I do fully expect by the end of the year for Jeremiah Love to be dominant. So if you could trade for him a month into the season, because expectations have been low or something like that. But we discussed him more in detail,

you know, if you want to go back to Thursday's episode. The name I brought up a player you won't target in the draft, what you might trade for later on, is Jordan Tyson, a wide receiver for the Saints for a myriad of reasons. I mean, one, I just feel like there's a lot of question marks in New Orleans in general. I'm not as convinced as Mike is, and I don't know if Jason's in that camp, that Shuck will work out to the degree that would support two wide receivers this year. I hope he does. I like the player. I'm not positive. I'm not positive that Jordan Tyson is healthy. I'm not positive that Chris Olava is going to be healthy, but if he is and he's out there and he's the one. Can Jordan Tyson be enough on the other side? Maybe. So there's a lot of

maybes here. And then rookie wide receivers also take some time to get going as well. So I feel like if I see some signs at the beginning of the season, especially like they start against a couple of really difficult opponents. I mean, talk about Tyler Shuck, you're probably, you're probably not looking good after two weeks. Detroit Baltimore to start on the road in both, seven point underdogs in both. Then it gets easier, but I just feel like Tyson's definitely not somebody I'm looking to take in drafts. I do like taking rookie wide receivers late if they fall to me and they're at a value, but I'm not targeting Tyson in particular.

Yeah, I think that's fair. Two other names just to throw out. We discussed them recently, but the tight ends coming off of injuries, the Kittle and Kraft is, it's going to be harder, though. It is. Because everyone's going to be in on that strat. Sure, but I mean, trade for or maybe even pick off of waivers. There's a world that exists where if they get off to a really bad start,

you just, you can't keep those guys in your starting lineup if it looks like they're not great. But if that happens and they are either on the trade, you know, they're on the trade board or they're hitting waivers, I will pick them up. I expect both to have good second half of the year. Good second halves of the year. Close enough. Yeah, we'll just go. with it.

Yeah, both of those guys I think are going to get, we're going to get steamed up. We're going to get excited. Yeah, they'll get steamed up. Because what they represent. I think they'll be drafted. And if they're drafted, they'll be drafted by people that want to hold on to them and play them when they get better. So maybe home leagues.

I think we're going to take a quick break now, so we're uninterrupted in our mock draft for a while. So we'll do that and jump right in. Let's do it. The Fantasy Footballers Mock Draft. Okay. Here we go. We're doing a 12-team half-PPR with three starting-wide receivers today.

So the roster will be a quarterback, two running backs, three wides, one tight-in, one flex, four-bench spots. We have the three of us, Jason's at five in the draft. Mike is at seven. I'm at 11. These are randomly assigned. We also have Julia, Kyle, Matt, Jeremy, Brittany, Kurt, Brooks, Betts, and Josh drafting with us today. And we'll jump right in because, you know, the three-wide strategy as we get this thing kicked off. Jamar Chasen's up going number one, followed by Jemir Gibbs, Pooka, and Bijan-Robinson.

So we go wide receiver running back back and forth. Jason is the first of the three of us on the clock here. It is three-wide. What are your considerations at the moment? In a three-wide, if you're at the five, six spot, you've got the opportunity. to take one of these guys, Amin Ra, CD Lamb, or the pick that will be for most people, JSN, last year's number one wide receiver. I'll take JSN here, getting a stud in a guaranteed three wide. This is one of those formats where if you're playing three wide plus a flex, we talked

about this on a recent episode. The statistics just say you need a lot more wide receivers on your roster once you get to the flex. However, in some of those leagues, when you start that heavy, you're still going to have to have depth at running back. So we'll see how it plays out. J.S.N. to Jason at number five overall. Amon Rae St. Brown goes at six. Mike is on the board. This is a... Are you already in a tough situation here? I was hoping that that Amin Ra would drop. Because at the running back, it's Taylor, McCaffrey Cook. Are they? strong and secure enough when I need the

wide receiver position. I'm going to take C. Leam. I'm going to try my build out here. I feel like where I am in the draft, if I take the running back, I'm going to... You'll be a tier down at wide receiver you're unhappy with. But that's why you mock draft because we'll find out. Yeah, I'm actually kind of excited to be at 111.

I haven't drafted this late in any of our mocks yet. I assume, you know, I get a quick turn. If I want to split this and give myself flexibility going into the third and fourth round, I can do that. Jonathan Taylor's still on the board. Devon A. Chan's still on the board. In terms of the wide receiver tiers, I see a tear break there. I mean, A.J. Brown, I love.

I think he belongs at the tippy top of these drafts. But then I see it, you know, him and Drake London are kind of the end of that tier. Maybe Nico Collins is in it. But beyond that, the names are just a step down to me. So I am going to pull the trigger. I'm happy with Taylor. I'm happy with H.N. I'm happy with James Cook.

I'm going to get one of those guys. I'm actually going to do this, though. I'm going to pull the trigger on AJ Brown in the first. To me, he is just going to be a target monster there. And I'm hoping to acquire him in every league I can before everyone catches up to how good it's going to be. I completely agree with you. Yeah, I think it's going to be great. It may not be more than a year, but I think it's going to be great this year.

Drake London and John and Taylor go next, which is great. I mean, I think being at 12 there and getting London and Taylor is perfect. Are we half-PR? Yes. Man, I do love Devon A. Chan. James Cook has been a machine. This is a player versus team situation decision. I'm going to take James Cook.

I saw some offensive line ratings this morning. And, you know, Devon A. Chan, Chase Brown, those guys are dealing with bottom five offensive lines. So I will take the offense that has run through James Cook for a number of years and go James Cook to pair with A.J. Brown. So I'll just stay in the AFC East. Omarine Hampton goes next. In fact, we have not seen A. Chan off the board yet. Oh, man. Hampton at 203, Devante Smith at 204, and the Nash and Genty goes at 205.

So Kurt taking two running backs. Same thing Betts did. Scooping up value, I think, is the perspective there. When you are in a three-wide and some wide receivers are going earlier, they're grabbing what they think are tear breaks at running back. But, Mike, you're on the clock. You have to stare down the two names I just said, which is funny. Devon A-chan and Chase Brown, who you believe in Chase Brown a ton.

A-chan. Chase Brown, Kenneth Walker, all being there. Oh, man. How does a man choose the real Sophie's choice here? Sophia, because we're adding a third name in here. And at the wide receiver position, Nico's there. Olave. Go George, just go full de-gaff and just get the Dallas Cowboys.

I will snipe deck from you. We get to where it's going on and not let you get down. third round act. There are players that like Mike actively hates other people drafting because he didn't get to draft them. Yeah, that is and they're all sitting right here. That is true.

A. Chan being there is really a wrench in the... That is like such the easy pick for me if I'm in your situation. Yeah. But I feel like you feel like you're betraying Chase Brown somehow by doing that. I do also feel like that, but I'm going to take A. Chan. I mean, that is a great start. Lamb and H.N. Chase Brown does go next. Yes. The full Brown team for Ahman Rah and Chase Brown. I was very much wanting one of those two guys.

I think there's a huge tear break here. I know Mike, you might disagree. You might put Kenneth Walker in that tier. I don't have Kenneth Walker as bullishly as a running back one. So there's a tear break here to the rest of my running backs. And I feel like there's one wide receiver left in his own tier in Nico Collins. So I'm going to actually take Nico and we'll start this without a running back in the first two rounds, something I don't usually enjoy doing. But in a three wide receiver league, we'll see how that, we'll see how that pans out at the end. All right. So Jason goes with Nico with JSN, putting Al Borland back on the clock where Piggins finally goes.

Mike can shed a tear. Yeah, that's all right. But in the second round. Oh, Kyle. Kyle went Ken Walker. T. Three wide receivers. Three teams went two running backs.

I mean, I don't mind that at all. Running backs, oh. Like the numbers we brought up the other day can be discussed in various ways to me. You get 30, you know, you have, I think we were saying, you know, 96 wide receivers on the field for the majority of the time, you get 32 running backs on the field.

To me, it's like, it is much, much easier to find wide receivers that give you value. It's much, much harder to find running backs to give you value later in the draft. So I don't mind loading up on that. Pickens goes. Then Bowers, Ken Walker and Derek Henry. I thought Jason was going to take Derek Henry. Honestly, that's what I thought was going to happen. So through two rounds, I've got Amonrae St. Brown and James Cook, Mike with Citi Lammon A Chan, Jason with Jason and Nico.

Third round starts with Ted McMillan at the 301. T. Higgins, Jeremiah Love, and Crystal Lave go next. Putting Jason back on the clock. This is a pretty easy. situation for me. Now that I started, wide receiver, wide receiver, have two studs there. I feel like there's two running backs that I really love that are on the board. So it's just a matter of their names. It's Josh Jacobs and Kiron Williams. Both of those guys are great. They score a ton of fantasy points. They're goal linebacks. They catch the ball. They're on good offenses. I'm going to take

Josh Jacobs. There's obviously the question marks about his legal stuff. If that doesn't exist, and from my understanding what I've researched, I am not genuinely fear. of it. I don't think there's going to be any suspension coming. If we knew for sure that there was no suspension coming, Josh Jacobs is just. I mean, he is pretty much guaranteed to be a top 10 back, assuming health.

And to get that in the third round after two stud wide receivers, I'll take that gamble. All right, Mike, you're on the clock. Kyron went right after I mean, let's just, hey, let's keep the legal troubles going, guys. Good stuff.

I'm going to take Rashid, Rice. I was before when H.N messed up the plan. Like I was going to take rice right there. In the second round because I think that his situation is also like the NFL is just going to let it go. Let it

keep playing out. And it's look, it's disgusting. Come on, bets. You had two running backs. CD Lamb, H.N. Rice is a, I'm very happy with that. All right. So here's the by play and I'm going to write his name down on a list of see if we could take a paycheck away or something. Rashi Rice, Malik neighbors, Javante Williams, and then Bats is on the clock before me and he's

got Barclay in Hampton. So to me it's like... Needs a wide receiver. He's just going for wide receiver. And I'm watching McBride drop almost, you know, what? Almost a full round behind Brock Bowers. I'm thinking that's a great value. I've got the quick turn.

And he took McBride. He took my bride. He took my bride. Yes. All right. Running back options that I have. Breece Hall sitting there. I do like Breece as just a solidifier for an offense,

but I don't. The names he's mixed up with, Travis A. Chan in New Orleans, Cam Scataboo, I like. That wide receiver. Garrett Wilson is still sitting there. Talk about the targets you're going to get between AJ Brown and Garrett Wilson.

There will be a lot of them. will be wild. So to me, that is kind of like a more guaranteed... Some better than others. Production. Yeah. Targets? Yeah. Yeah. I'll take Garrett Wilson there at the 3-11 and see what comes back to me. Abuka goes next to Papa Josh, and he goes right back to a dunzae. Interesting. He goes double wide there. It leaves me with Breece Hall, but the problem with Breeze now is I've taken Garrett Wilson. And I'm not a classic two...

Two jets? I'm not a double jet situation. You will be rostering 85% of the office. You know what I'm going to do? This is one of those tough situations where I'm at 11. You wait forever. There is zero chance that I get a top tier tight end if I don't make one pick right here. That's true. And it's a little sooner than I'd like to take them, but I believe so.

Colston Loveland is going to be the pick. Oh, Mr. Loveland. Because there's just no way I'm going to get him. And if you believe in somebody, sometimes you have to take him sooner if you're at the turn. so that's where I'm going to go. Betts is just he, he, Mamosa morning. I mean, Mamosa morning.

Zero wide receiver. The classic strategy of zero, let's find out in a three wide. Yeah, I think he wants airtime. Seekwon Barkley, Amari and Hampton, Trey McBride, and Breesall for Betsy in a three wide. I hope your wide receivers are terrible,

but they probably won't be. A. Chan goes next in Ladd McConkey. Mike, you're back on the clock. Lamb, Rice and Devon A. Chan is the roster. Yeah, we got a tough one here because there is... I feel like that's what you said every time. Well, because I'm getting hit with like players I really like and I'm having to make the choice and I know that the second one will not come back to me. There is the heart would like to draft Luther Burden here. I know the risk. I do think Jalen

No, Wado is underrated. I think he's going to get a very, very healthy dose of targets. And then there's the player who I just will always stand for coming off of 1,200 yards and yet just is hated on this show. I will take

Zayflowers. I'm glad you did. I don't hate Zayflowers. Yes, you do. I don't. I just don't think he's the wide receiver 7. Neither to you. He's fine. I think he put up... Mike doesn't believe. he's the wide receiver seven either. He put up 1,200 yards. To be fair, I didn't say he didn't.

To be fair. I didn't say he put up less yards. It's Mike's third wide receiver in the fourth round. And so I think that's, I think that's fair. I don't mind the pick at all. I think Mike feels a loyalty to Zayflowers because he was part of the roster that won him a double championship last year. I feel a loyalty to number one wide receivers with great quarterbacks who just put up 1,200 yards. it's fair jalen waddle goes next jason nico and josh jaco and jose jaco's yeah there's there's two players here that i really really want it's tough to make that decision but i think the way that running backs thin out while there are still some good running backs on the board i got to take one i love cam scataboo um i'm gonna take him really hear him he did hit the boo hard um scadaboo so Hey, boo-boo.

So, yeah, J.S.N. and Nico at wide receiver, Josh Jacobs and Cam Scataboo. I am happy with the start. Well, Tyler Warren goes next, so Al takes the shot on him, top four tight-in. Now, Jason, you shook your head. Was that dissatisfaction with Warren? No, no. I think that's a great pick in the fourth round to get one of those top four tight ends. All right. To round out the fourth, Luther Bird and Mike Evans, Quinnson, Judkins, we'll jump into the fifth after this. All right, back into our three wide receiver 12-team mock draft with the three of us and the rest of the staff and writers here at the fantasy footballers. I'm drafting from the 11 spot, Mike, from the 7 spot, Jason from the 5 spot, and we're into round 5.

Jason has J.S.N. Nicole Collins, Jacobs, and Scataboo. Mike has lamb, A. Chan, rice, and flowers. I'm with A.J. Brown, James Cook, Garrett Wilson, and Colson, Loveland. And the fifth starts with Jamison Williams. Carnell Tate, who I was targeting for the end of this round. Thank you very much, Kyle. Trayvion Anderson and Bucky Irving going next. Jason, you are on the clock.

Of note. No, no, this is the spot. I said earlier there were two players I really, really wanted. And I didn't name the other player because know your league and I thought there was a chance he would come. Know your league and know that if you say the name, well, everyone is listening to you, they might draft them. But my point is, I think that Josh has. Allen is usually a round pick 24. He is at the two, three

turn. We're in the fifth round and Josh Allen hasn't been taken. He's been a great pick for about five years in a row no matter where he is, no matter how much he costs. You make the playoffs if you've got Josh Allen. Having him in the fifth round is delightful. I will do that.

Oh, Brittany, if he's ever there in the fifth round, take Josh Allen. Jason went with Josh Allen. Christian Watson goes next so Mike doesn't get him. My sweet, sweet, sweet, precious. Mr. Watson. I feel like you ended up in great shape with the Nico pick, Jason, because Jacobs and Scataboo are both.

Yeah. I mean, obviously Scataboo has to be start worthy from the jump, and I think he will be. But I think it's worked out really well for you to be able to steal Josh Allen in the fifth, who was certainly any of us in the fifth, we're going to think about that. But you end up getting him with, you know, like he went three picks after Carnell Tate.

Right. It is three wide. Mike, you're on the clock. So Watson would have been... I think I know your pick. I want to write it down. Okay. I'm going to write it down because it's a pick, I think.

Watson was very much going to be in contention here. Not that I... I mean, I have my three starting wide receivers. We still have the flex. So I'm actually going to go look at the running back position. There's two players. Do you have them both? Do you know both of the players you're considering are?

I do too. But I wrote down which one... say them out loud, though, for our audience. Okay, well, I will just, I'm going to take the one of the two, because I can't take both. Yep. I think you guys are going to have it just slightly backwards. We did. I had to.

I did too. He wrote fart down on this board. Well, it was a tutin. It was between Baychall Tutton and DeAndre Swift. I want you to just realize, you just drafted DeAndre Swift. Yes. Over a player that you think has breakout potential and that you've been pretty bullish on. and you took D'Andre Swift.

I kind of understand it from the side of second running back. I know. Guaranteed production. That Swift is the leader of the timeshare, at least in my belief, where I do, I firmly believe that Bayes-Salt-Tun is the guy, but we still have training camp in months of summer to really find that out. So building the squad on this date in June, I'm going to take the starter for the Chicago Bears.

Well, you know, Kyle said I thought I knew who Mike was. Yeah, no. This is a testimony to changing your opinion if you need to. Had to. Yeah. Most of the guys I really wanted to drop in this run have been drafted. Mike went with Swift, followed by Tootin, who I might have pulled the trigger on, and then McLaurin and Devante Adams go next.

I don't like, I mean, the running back position has thin tremendously, and there's one guy that I think is going to be good for 300 opportunities. and we've talked about them recently. So I'm going to pull the trigger on the running back before a wide receiver here. And I'm going to take them opportunity. David Montgomery in the late fifth as a starter of a playoff team. It's not sexy. He was highest on my board.

But I mean, I'm looking at this. It's like Giovante Williams went at 309, okay? Two rounds and two picks later you get David Montgomery. How certain are you that Giovante has a better season than David Montgomery? Not very certain. You are very certain? I think if you look at the Texans' offense versus the Cowboys...

Versus the Cowboys' offense. You would expect the Cowboys to have a lot more scoring opportunities. You would. David Montgomery, J.K. Dobbins goes at 512. I'm just happy that someone took him away from Mike. Yeah. I mean, that's early.

Good for you, Josh. Early. And then he took Drake May. Drake May goes next. It's fine. So I'm sitting here. Yeah, it is to me. Yeah, I mean, he is, he's, uh, okay.

I know it's not, well, you, you haven't meant like QB 14, Jason. We know you don't like Drake May. This is a return to the beginning of the offseason. No, no, no. Drake May is like my quarterback four. Uh, he is my quarterback four. Uh, but I'm still taking him over Lamar and taking him over, you know, borough.

Last year's, last year's, QB3 is okay to be taken at QB2 in the sixth. That's fine. All right. Back on the clock, quick turnaround, and then a long wait, which is not my favorite. I'm not going to take another onesie here, so I'm really staring down the wide receiver position for upside and opportunity. I'm going to take a guy I truly believe will be a certifiable number one here, and there's no way he's coming all the way back to me. I'm taking Alec Pierce in the sixth round. I'm taking him ahead of Brian Thomas, taking him ahead of DJ Moore and Metcalf.

And I'm securing a player, I think will be a difference maker. So Jordan Tyson does go next to Betsy, who begins to put together his wide receiver room with Devante Adams and Jordan Tyson. So I don't know how you feel about that yet, but it has, it still has upside. His average, the average age of his wide receivers are in their prime. That is true. His average age is prime. Gedarian Price and DJ Moore go next. Kurt taking DJ Moore.

Mike, you're on the clock. fresh off of a D'Andre Swift selection. Yes, and we will cleanse the pallets to a player I'd love, even if there are the question marks, but I've said I just, I'm throwing those into the wind. I'm taking Tucker Craves. I'll tell you, I have him ranked aggressively.

I think he's going to be good to go. Yes, probably better in the second half, but I think you're going to be okay for those first few weeks, even while he's getting acclimated. Yeah, am I the only one that doesn't worry about acclamation for either of those guys? What do you mean? No, no. Zero percent of me cares about acclamation for Tucker Kraft and George Kittle.

I drafted him in the sixth round. No, there's plenty of people. Even if he starts off slow, I just don't believe. I think if they're on the field in week one, they will be themselves for week one, both of those guys. Yeah, I mean, statistically speaking, like performance off of ACLs, there's a timeline where they're on the field and they're not at pre-ACL. injury performance just statistically for that's not to say every human being is the same and obviously this is a dog but that that is a normal go ask ape about it sure yes generational you know hall of famer yeah i just from from the timeline and how long uh yeah we'll see Brian thomas goes next

mike your uh Jason you're back on the clock after the Josh Allen pick I'm gonna continue to stand for a player that we don't like at all. And by we, I mean us and the entire world at this point. Wait, we don't like them and you're going to stand for a player? Yeah, because I definitely think that. Are you in the group that you're talking about? No, it doesn't like it? It's me against the world. I think Marvin Harrison Jr. is the clear number one

wide receiver target for the Cardinals. I don't, I mean, that's just how I believe the future will play out. So I'm going to take him here as my third wide receiver. Okay. That means you start. That means he's starting for you. There's the quarterbacks. Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow and Jaden Daniels all go in sequential order here. Makes sense. Panic in the streets. Parker Washington, Remandre Stevenson.

I don't think that's panic. I think that's full. Just taking the value. Yeah, just not confident they'll roll back through to the next pick here. No, they would not. Remandre, Warren, and Hubbard reveal the running back tier we are now in. Yeah, the running backs are. That's why I took the, I grabbed Montgomery when I did because it went from Montgomery to Dobbins.

Yeah, for sure. I still am pretty happy with my Jacobs and Scataboo as my one, two, and then it's, it's going to be thin. I want more wide receivers for depth for flex in a three wide receiver. You still need a wide receiver three, too. No, I've got three wide receivers. No, you need a third. Ah, the Marv joke. Well, I will go ahead and put in, I'm going to. Yes, it was. I'm going to grab a player of. a little ahead of ADP, but someone who's just being drafted so ridiculously low for a great offense, guaranteed on the field, has been pretty good in his career, high draft capital coming in. Quentin Johnston is going to be, you know, I think he's a top 24 wide receiver this year. Him and Ladd to me are not that different.

Like I, I don't, I don't look at their outcome and their outlook this year. as that drastically different. But if you look at where they're drafted, it's like a wide receiver 1 and a wide receiver 4 on the same team. Whereas we know that Quentin Johnson and two wide receiver sets is going to be on the field. And we're not even sure if that is. Jalen Hertz, six quarterback off the board at 706 between your two picks. Quentin Johnson and Marvin Harrison, what a combo.

Thank you. I know. I just made it from a sentiment perspective. No, absolutely. Incredible. Mike, you're on the clock. You just took Kraft. You have two running backs, three wide, one one Z.

This is where I run into some difficulty of, like, my highest ranked players for my personal projections are, like, we're starting to really get into the ADP discrepancy where, you know, I would be really. reaching much lower into the ADP of players who they could make it back. So I only have the two running backs. Players available on the board. Manungai is the top ADP. I don't want Swift and Manung guy. Pollard. What do we even do?

Tony Pollard's just like... It's the worst offensive line in football. He's just there, man. It was the worst last year and didn't he have a thousand rushing yards? He got it going at the end of the year, if I remember. There was nothing we really found redeemable from that season. Sure, but I mean, it is funny. The starter for an offense that could get better, year two.

Yeah, it's the same conversation for like. Just ran for 182 along with 33 receptions. You know, he was the running back 23 last year. And it's like, we're talking about backups to the backups right now. And then there's just Pollard sitting there. Four seasons in a row, he's had a thousand rushing yards. Oh man Did I talk you know?

I mean, you're saying really good things Wait, four years in a row He's had a thousand rushing yards What? Yeah, I know, yeah, no No, 1007, 1005, 1,079, 10082 What?

Thank you. Nine touchdown, six, five and five. The attempts dropped from 260 to 242 last year but he still had over a thousand yards. So that means his yards per carry went up. Really? Okay.

Sure. Did he just take Tony Pollard? I did. I did. Honestly, it was down between him and Rico Dowdell, who I don't, I'm not 100% sure Rico's the starter or not. Tony Pollard will be, oh, that's a gross one. All right, Betsy gets to try to continue.

and assemble his wide receiver room. He goes Adams, Tyson, and now Addison. So there you go. I'm going to go ahead and pull the trigger here on... I wanted Carnell Tate, maybe in the fifth. It didn't drop to me. I do kind of regret the Loveland picks, seeing the landscape. Like, I would be fine with Fanon and Pitts here,

or even Kittle in the seven, three rounds later. So I kind of regret that. But I will take a... I'll take another rookie. Mackay Lemon in the seventh round. Sure. We'll see what happens there. Harold Fannin and Jonathan Brooks go next.

Jonathan Brooks, congratulations. You've been drafted. I have seen him going in, I mean, like, the value of him in a dynasty league is above Hubbard now. Yes. He has skyrocketed this offseason. Redraft is still a bit lower, but it's, he's a wild card.

It could really, really pay off. Oh, Matthew. So he ends up going, by the way, Hubbard and this 703, John the Brooks 801, which is wild. I took a shot on my second pick here with Jackson Dart in the eighth round. I think he was the last of, well, not the last of the group, but some upside potential there. Maybe I'll pair him with somebody else later.

But Godwin, Aaron Jones, and Jacobi Myers. Mike has Tony Pollard. Yeah. And I... That's just the end of my sentence. I shouted. Yeah. No,

there's so many regrets here, everybody, because Matthew Betts took Chris Godwin and I was recently talking to Kyle. Oh, sorry. I'm really enjoying the play-by player here in production channel. What did we get? I want people to understand what's about to happen.

Please tell me what's going on. Well, we have reattached the, I got a snake man drop to Mackay Lemon. Yes. Because he is kind of like a snake. Because he's serpentine. But when we're doing a mock draft, apparently he tried to hit that drop

when I drafted Limon because he's a good producer. I'm talking about Al Boran. But he did it in like the wrong scene. So it's just waiting to trigger. Oh, so as soon as we get out. So when he changes the scene, you're just going to get a random. Just get it out of the way. Oh, it didn't happen. Oh. So you set all that up.

I was wrong. Well, let them play the drop. Now, I can't find it. Oh, my God. You were just complimenting. I got a snake, man. Amazing moment. I'm really glad we aired that.

Hold on, hold on. Yeah, I'm glad I brought it out. Play that again. So why is the ball moving? I got a snake, man. That's not your best work out there. Why is the ball rocking back and forth? It's because the whole player is.

That looks like a hot swap situation. Yeah. Is that the third snake player? Blake Bortles? He spent. Spencer Rattler and now McCoyleman. Seconds working on that. That was seconds worth of.

Oh, goodness, Brian. Anyways, talking to Kyle about Chris Godwin. So disappointed. And it feels bad. It feels gross. Oh, what a gross combo. Chris Godwin. Pollard and Godwin?

Well, I can't take Godwin now. Oh, he went. Yes. No, my point is, good for you. My point is people are going to be mad how productive Chris Godwin is. Like the gap between Chris Godwin and Abuka in ADP. Not appropriate. I don't think.

312 and 803 in this month. It's appropriate because it should make sense that former first round pick now thrust into what we perceive to be the number one option. But Chris Godwin is just here to ruin that party. So when he returned last year, Godwin had this is his receptions. 2, 3, 5, 4, 5, 7, and 1. How did Ibuka do in that time? We don't talk about Abuka. Okay.

We don't talk about Boca's second half. That's the point is another year. It was worse than that. But that whole situation is going to be very interesting. I think Abuka takes a step forward. I do. I think Godwin is more productive than we think he'll be, yes. And I think that the other guys, Macmillan and Otten and Hurst and, you know,

Tess Johnson are going to just, the ball's going to get spread around a little bit there. And we'll be surprised week to week. Yeah, I mean, Bats is pointing out Godwin wasn't healthy at all last year. Correct. That has been, I mean, that's pretty normal for him. Yeah, as you see, that's a pretty regular concern for Godwin. I mean, he didn't miss, he missed the entirety, the back half of 2024, came back for two games and then got hurt again last year.

I mean, we haven't had a, at 2022, he missed two games. He played a full 2023. So we're going, it's been a while. Mike, you're back on the clock, Pollard, and we got five picks left, so we got to get moving. All right, well, we'll get moving. This is the time of the draft where I need to take a walk. Washington running back. I'll just take Bill. Can I hit the drop? Is that okay? We don't know. All right. That's not just going to like happen again later.

Now audio ones are fine. It's the video ones that get screwed up. He called himself out on a mistake that didn't even happen. Yeah. It was going to be great. Yeah, keep those under wraps, brother. I thought I was in a private channel. It's funny because I think my whole thought process, I'm doing you a favor, setting this up to be a funny moment. and I did. I let you down. You didn't screw up enough. I mean, that's Jason, you're on the clock. Marvin Harrison, Quentin Johnson, were your last two picks.

Yeah, Bill and Dowdell were on the board, but I would have taken this player over both of them. I'm going to take Kenny Gainwell. Okay. You know, I think he's involved and playable from week one, but obviously if something happens... Involved and playable is the highlight of his career. Yeah, but if something happens to, you know, the smaller underside, leader of the timeshare who's already been dealing with injuries in Bucky, then I think Kenny Gainwell has a really great season.

Well, I was too busy fixing stuff to make his pick there. Blake Coram finally goes off the board. Oh, darn it, Kyle. And then Cortland Seidon and Josh Downs go off the board. Downs two rounds after Alec Pearson this draft. George Kittle, a great pick at 812 by Julia. I love that pick. and then we've got Rashad White,

who I was just staring at and disappeared off the board with the first pick of the ninth round. So, Al, you were waiting on Downs? I was trying to decide between quorum and downs which one would get back to me, and I chose wrong, apparently. Pittman and Pierce all go next,

and Al has got to settle on somebody else before Jason is on the clock. Jason, your four whiteouts, J.S. Niko, Harrison, and Quentin Johnston, and your three running backs, Jacobs, Scataboo and Gainwell, with Josh Allen, a steal in the fifth. He is still deciding. Yeah, I'm going to wait until I know who I can pick.

How is panicking here. I was trying to find somebody, but I swear he wasn't drafted. Buck Herving was already taken. I'm sorry. Yeah, I was looking for Michael Pittman. I didn't see him go just. Two picks ago. Well, then.

So this would have been one of those fun situations. This is where he's going to clearly just take my guy. He has no idea who's going to say, I'll just take the. guy. I don't think so. Whondale was the guy I wanted. Oh, perfect. You took Wondale Robinson, Jason. Did you really? Yeah. Yeah. I figured with the way that my team is laid out with Marv and Quentin Johnston being, I believe in them, but they are question marks. And so I wanted a little bit more solid, just possession type receiver. I think he would have fit well. But since Wondale is gone, I'm going to say, let me just keep going for upside. And I will take

Matthew Golden. You know, hopefully at this point in time, you, you, you, you, You expect him to be on the field in those two wide receiver sets. If you could just be good. Oh, the volume. The volume was really intense right there. It's very golden. Mike, you're back on the clock. Pollard and Jacori Crosky merit your last two picks.

You have Swift and A. Chan with them. Flowers, rice, and lamb haven't taken a wide receiver in a bunch of rounds. I cannot express how much I hate that Tony Pollard pick, did I? I think it was a good pick. No, I hate it. I hate it so much. It really, I was vibing and feeling great about every pick. And now we're just, we're derailed.

I'm glad I talked to you into it. Yeah. So I need a wide receiver. I'm going to take the guy who got it. He got a bag of money. He's got Drake May. I'm going Romeo Dobbs. Of course.

I was you say nobody, nobody deserves Dobbs more than you do. So you pick one up after the lamb rice flowers situation to start your draft. Okay. So this round, all I wanted was one of. Matthew Golden and Jaden Reed. They're both now gone. Oh, and then R.J. Harvey was next up on the list, and he has gone to bets. This, uh, RJ Harvey and the ninth is insane.

This is upside down in for what your, uh, drafts at home will look like. Insane. This is everybody being afraid of. I know he's still drafted way too early. Mike's rap. I thought I'd take R.J. Harvey at nine. RJ Harvey Harvey in the ninth. 11 is perfectly fine.

I'm going to take Zach Charbonnet at 9-11. Okay. So, you know, the team. team has every plan for him to still be heavily involved. Price will get off to a good start. We'll see what Charbonnet's second half looks like. Jaden Higgins and Travis Hunter go next. Interesting. Yeah, I like that. Higgins. We are really getting thin here at the power positions. I'm staring down more wide receivers to add to a three wide receiver roster.

And I'm not liking what I'm seeing. I mean, Khalil Shakir is an option. Jalen Coker just got paid Coker's good. Diggs could get put on her roster and matter. Running back there's just not a lot of big name. Jordan Mason sitting there. That's sort of interesting, but I just took a running back.

I've already got my onesies figured out. So I think I'm going to actually take a shot on Antonio Williams. Oh, that was Daggum. He would not have made it past me. He is the last one out there that was, I was trying to get you to take Jalen Coker just so that I can get it. Sophia Williams. Doing the mock draft together where you share all of your thoughts is very funny.

Well, it makes me happy that two people groaned after the pick. So Antonio Williams is the selection. That's the rookie wide receiver for the commanders who, as of right now, with Brandon and Iyuk going crazy and not having a team kind of. You expect Antonio Williams to be the wide receiver too. Yeah, we'll see what he can do. Herbert, worthy, Jonah Coleman, Mike back on the clock. Again, I want to remind you, Mike, you did draft Tony.

Pauler in the seventh round. We should point that out each. I still hate it. I still hate it. Man, wanting to find some upside here because it's like Shakir. Are you thinking quarterback at all? Is there one or two names that you think are

like difference maker? Like you love Caleb. Caleb's sitting here in the 10th, not the sixth. The thing about the quarterback position is, I mean, unless these nerds going back in, like there's one team without a quarterback. Between me and my next pick. So if I didn't bring it up, you were in better shape.

Well, I wasn't, you know, because it's like Caleb is there. Trevor's there. Dak, my stat quarterback is there. Brock Purdy, I love him. I just wondered with the too hot to handle discussion we had last week, whether Caleb was in a different tier for you. Because you could take him, I mean, like when you look at replacement value at other positions here, we're not having great discussions.

you know at the end of the day if you're no you're just I would just be shooting upside here let me put it this way yeah give me a name that you would shoot upside with at wide receiver right now because I want to hear the name the it's disgusting but it's Denzel Boston okay so it is disgusting yes it is Denzel Boston you're telling me one week into the season you're not trading Denzel Boston for Caleb Williams if that was a trade offer that's out there that is a very good way to think about it I mean to me it's like what is the probability of, like there's a chance

that Caleb is top five quarterback. I mean, we put the odds somewhat reasonable yesterday last Thursday. Just throwing it out there. But would you take Caleb Williams over deck? Like right now, I know ADP-wise Kenil Holmes goes way ahead. Right, that's what I assume because you've got CD Lamb.

Yeah, I'd rather have the stack over overtaking. But even that then, you would trade Denzel Boston for the stack. You're saying, are you trying to protect me so I just take DAC here fine I'll be bullied into it I'll be bullied into a good it was a logical argument I was trying to make where we are at a level where is do you want DAC or cocker do you want to guarantee the stack or cocker no you it's a good point of it's not

a competition to see who can get their quarterback last right right because you got close anyway because I mean on this run someone might take a QB2 well and the one team that doesn't have a quarterback is, I mean, we have several, but one of them is sitting at the last pick of the round. Yeah. And they get two picks. So there's a decent chance that one of them goes. I bet you Caleb goes at 10, 12 or 1101. But Jason, you're back on the clock. Yeah, I absolutely love the pick I'm about to make. And it's so funny because I love my pick. No, you're going to love it because I have said I would never draft him. Oh, my gosh.

I would never draft him because of where he goes and drafts. Of course I'm taking Sam Leporta. It's the 10th round. Of course I'm taking Sam LaPorteur. My argument has never been. Sam Laporte is bad. He's not good to be. It's like, why am I spending a sixth rounder? The guys that I'm sacrificing a titan now in the 10th is just, it's all just crap shoots.

No, everything you said makes sense, including the part where you're like, it's not like I've said Sam Laporta's bad. Although you have done every, you're really, you've gotten really close to saying that out loud. He has written us letters. You have gotten really close to saying Sam Laporte is bad. You said it with you said it with you. your eyes. I have made it work because now everyone in this group is afraid to draft Sam LaPort and they gifted him to me

in the 10th round. Well, the thing I like about that is you know how a starting tight end every week and that is not that's not necessarily what you get in the 10th round. That being said, if you look at the, are you happy you did that? Or would you have been happier with Kyle

Pitts in the ninth round and then coming back and taking another shot at wide receiver here? No, Matthew Golden and Sam Leporta is much better to me than say Kyle Pitts and Jalen Coker, the alternative option I could have gone. Caleb does go at the end of the round. Mason, C-Rod, Boston, Caleb, Diggs, Pacheco, McMillan, Shakir.

Jason has got his onesies. He can choose whatever he wants here. Two picks left in this wild mock draft. I've got five wide receivers already and three running backs. I'm going to go ahead and take Mike Washington here. the rookie for the Raiders behind Genti. Hopefully maybe he's either involved or he's just a good insurance option. I'm surprised you didn't go Algeria then.

I mean, that's, I don't think Love gets enough work to get injured. You know what I mean? Like anyone can get injured on any play, but the workload that you expect coming to Genti, just more opportunity for sadness. Mike, you're back on the clock. Two picks remain. So I'm looking at rookie wide receivers. Hilariously a name.

Perhaps Omar Cooper has not been mentioned on this podcast since the actual draft. He was drafted in the first round. That's, it's by an NFL team. It's wild to be like, I'm not going to draft him. I'm just pointing out the name should be that Omar Cooper first round wide receiver is here. Yeah. And he could be selected. It's just the situation is so bad.

I don't have any problem with that pick. I mean, this is my actual philosophy. Like my last two wide receiver picks were McKininian and Antonio Williams, and I will say this and it won't happen. But if Omar Cooper is there at 1111, he will be my pick. No question. Okay, well, then I'm going to let that happen. Zachary Branch, Falcons, he's interesting.

I feel like he probably doesn't have a ton of upside. Jeremy Bernard, a second round pick. Does he see 40 targets this year with D.K. Metcalf and Michael Pittman on that team. We're going to swing a heavy bat here. We're going to go with Ted Hurst. Oh, I like it. So, yeah, that's interesting because when you didn't go Omar Cooper first down wide receiver, you then your brain pivoted to two other rookie wide receivers in Zachari Branch and Ted.

Well, I was only going through rookies of like, who do I think can make a splash immediately? And I have Hearst on that list. All right. So Trevor Lawrence does go next to Kurt. I was thinking about taking Trevor Lawrence with my next pick. Trevor Lawrence there is absurd. Omar Cooper goes at 11.10 because Betts can't be in these drafts anymore. I mean, frankly, Betts is living. He's living to just... He's told me, he's like, dude, there's no one I love more on this earth than Omar Cooper.

He has got a drinking game. He is trying to fulfill with his roster here. And so look, it's late. I want another wide receiver, and I really wouldn't mind an insurance policy on Jackson Dart, which seems crazy. But that's how I'm thinking about him. So I'm actually going to pull the trigger on a player, I believe,

and I'll take Bo Nix. I'll be the only one taking a double up here. I actually really like the Jackson Dart Bo Nix combo. figure between those two. Both after the eighth round. Yeah, you're going to have, one, you could play matchups and stream between the two because I think they're both going to be good, but you've got two shots of one of the potential breakout quarterbacks actually hitting. Well, we got another combo that just happened. I went Bo next and then Bigsby and Camaro went next. I took Tyree Hill with my final pick. Rumors of Philadelphia. We'll see. Patrick Mahomes goes next, so Betsy

has Herbert and Mahomes as his combo. Purdy as the quarterback won for Brooks with the final pick of his draft. Aconquo. A conco is where I thought Kyle would take Oconco where he took Pacheco.

I wonder if he has any regrets on that one. Do we have a Concoe drop? Oh, yeah. Oh. Yeah. Oh, yeah, no. I'm just thinking we might need to warm it up for the season.

Yeah, Kyle, you made your own Tony Pollard pick. I will say this because you just brought his name up, but Isaiah Pacheco, I know that no one is excited for him. He looked so bad last year, but he's being underdrafted right now. This is, Dave Montgomery's gone. He is currently on

a great offense. A running offense. A running offense. And obviously as an insurance option, like Pacheco is going behind some running backs that are like... It's actually a gift to the Gibbs manager because there's just I don't know how many people are going to pull the trigger on him. Right. No, no one wants him.

He's in the completely, like, I think people would take Tink Bigsby ahead of Pacheco. Oh, Bigsby went after. Who got slime back there? I don't know. Who was it? It was the production computer. No, it was everybody. It's all three of you guys.

What is happening here? First, first you promised me a random snake drop. Which we didn't get. Which we didn't get. Then you unmute yourself back there, which, by the way, before every show, Al-Bohan's always like, mute yourself, mute yourself. My laptop's muted, but the production computer was. partial credit. Okay. Hitman, you're a final pick of the draft.

Another name that has possibly not been said on this podcast since the NFL draft because it felt when he was drafted, we went, Huh? Well, that's all right. He's a place for San Francisco. I thought you were about to draft Carson. Oh, I love this. Tribling.

I love this pick. And honestly, the underlying beat report stuff has been positive. Yes, it has. So I'll take a chance on two rookies here. The draft Twitter community didn't know stribbling. And so because he was overdrafted, everyone's like, oh, you must suck. He's a second round pick going to a team that. I should believe in him if I don't think Evans can stay healthy then.

Yeah, absolutely. I'm going to take a pick that this is as much just for emotional support and belief in this player as possible. Former recent, my guy. Oh, no. Give me tanked out. I'm going to take that shot. Maybe he's healthy. Maybe he gets back on the field.

This is my last pick. I'll swing for the fences here. He was great until the devastating injury. But he's past it now. He's out there. I don't know if you can get past that one, to be honest with you. That's a, you just have it. We finished.

Oh, my, the Marlon Mac pick. Marlon Mac. How does this impact Marlon Mac? That was a good time. Mark Andrews goes... You are an idiot. How do you really feel? Final run down of the rosters, my wide receivers.

AJ Brown, Garrett Wilson, Alec Pierce, Mackay Lemon, and Tony Williams and Tyree Kill. I felt great about those. James Cook and David Montgomery and Zach Sharbony at running back. I'm going to be thin there. Loveland at tight-in, Jackson Dart, and Bow Nix at quarterback.

I feel I hadn't drafted at the back half of a draft yet. The three-wide kind of. have changed my expectations a little bit, but I feel okay about it. Mike? So I got C.D. Lamb, Rishi Rises A. Flowers, Romeo Dobbs, and then a couple of rookies, Ted Hurst, and DeJon Stribling. Running backs are Devon A. Chan, D'Andre Swift, Tony Pollard. And Bill Kroski Merritt. I got Tucker Kraft and Dak as my onesies. Yeah, I'm pretty happy with how my team turned out. Josh Allen and Sam Leporta at the onesies. I've got JSN, Nico Collins, Marvin Harrison,

Quentin Johnston, Matthew Golden, and Tank Dell at wide receiver, and at running back, Josh Jacobs, Camuscadaboo, Caney Gainwell. Caney Gainwell, and Mike Washington. All right, all of our tiered rankings with custom scoring settings. So you can import your league are available at the Ultimate, at Ultimate DraftKit.com inside of the Ultimate Draft Kit. And a reminder that on July 1st, that's when the draft analyzer launches. So that's an opportunity for you to plug in mock drafts, the drafts you actually do,

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That dude went crazy. It should be a quick discussion. That dude went crazy. We'll see you later, Footclaim. Goodbye. Thank you for listening to another episode of the Fantasy Footballers podcast. Join our fantasy football community on join thefoot.com. And follow us on Twitter at the FF Ballers.